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AMERICAN FiSHERNSS GONG TO TUT NORTHERN
PACIFIC-The new venture tsiJutt-ster, Mass
fishermen OF sending vesselsio the Northern Pacilc
ocean and BehriSg Sea promises 10 deyelopinto an
important enterprise. TIE falling Oh ln quantity,
quality. ana value OF the fisheries on the Atlantic
coast and the embarrassment Of the continued
dispute with Canada are the inciIing causes OI the
new
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uAptY m Love AID MANNED m Panox-At
Kansas City, pretty Ll1e Northrup, who has Just
come Of agS was married In jail Saturday 70 JaA
BAunGor, who u under . nve-yeaT sentence for
as0aultaHg the husband q Q woman with whom he
% was intimate. aer parente protestel but che
oeoed than Che y 06dly n love with him.
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GOV. oGLEsBY's HEAVY MAIL.
Robbed and then Hurned.

CAPE MAY. Nov. 7.-Noah Hands grtst mill at
Rio Grande was totally destroyed by fire last
night. The property was valued at Sc 600 and
was insured for only 81, 100. There are circum-
stances which lead to the belief that the mill was
first robbed OF corn and -four which was taken to
a boat at the landing near by
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HUGHES HALIETT.-Capf. Selwyn the brother OF
Miss Selwyn, with whom Col. Hugbes IiaIetI. NJ.
T., Is said 10 have been Intimate, viii prosecute A
London paper Tor libel In calling HIN n coward be-
cause OF his action m connection with TIE scandal
The scandal Will thus probably Re fully inVesti-
gated
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TIE ANNUAL REPORT OF the board OF visitors 70
the Military Academy has been submitted to the
Secretary Of war. They report the management
OF the academy good They recommend
no change In the discipline or the
academy, but make Recommendations as 10 I'm
proyemeuts TO add TO the comfort and convenience
OF the officers and cadets. They recommend Two
new buildings, more horses, and a better system
OF lighting.
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Nsw YoRx, Nov. 7.-Ali OF the brassworkers who
were locked OUT returned to work this morning
with the exception OF q few polishers. They went
back &C the request Of their employers 10 work
nfty-nine hours 10 the week. 1t is said that
an the polishers would 60 on strike this Afternoon
There are about 600 OF them, and they win not ne.
turn until the employers agree TO make nfty-nve
h0urD weeks work.
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The Roodlers Refused n stay.

CHICAGO, Nov. THE motion for stay of execu-
tion In the omnibus ooodly case came up for trial
this morning before Judge Jamison and was over
ruled The DEFENDANTS were each sentenced 10
wears IMPRISONMENT. The defense asked perinis-
sion to iile a bill OF exceptions, and was given
awenty days to do 50.
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CoLoRHD STRIKERS KILLKD.-A special nom Pat
tersonville, La, says: IAN encounter took place
saturday between snerins poese, commanded ~
commanded by Capt Cade, on one ude, and 8
crowd OF negro strtkerA Several OF the strikers
dispense, but instead Of obeying they showed DIS
position 70 reotst An engagement followed, IN
which several OF the negroes were dlled.
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SCHUYLER CoIFax's Old PArER SOLD.-At South
Bend, Ind, the ~ Joseph Valley Reg,sfer Was
sold at sherIT's sale last Friday aa9 was tid Ia bs
the tribune Printing Co., OF South Bend, who VIII
consolidate the paper with the Tribune. The Reg
lister founded 10y the late Vice President Schuy-
Ter ColfaX forty-two years ago, ANA was owned W
him for twenty years.
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A ROV Killed while Hnnfinu

CHAMBkRsBCRG, PA, NOV. I.-D3vld SnOWberger
aged fifteen years, OF Quincy Township, this
afternoon. While climbing up an en-
dragging the gun with the muzzIe
pointed toward him 1t was discharged blowing the
entire top OF his head of, and causing instant
ieath.
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FOR SALE - MISCELLANEOUS

ISOR SALE-A PSYCHE SAFETY BICYCLE IN
Il thorough repair. lU2l II ST. NV. nT-eod1t'
lNOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. (CENTERJ MARKET
STOCK.
small lot of two shares by FRANK II. PELOUZE
Kellogg Building. l4l6 + St n1-2t
IGOR sALE-TWO FINE ENGLISH SIDE SAD
dies and Riding Bride, very little used owner
gone to Europe. Apply northeast corner 10 and L
stsn NV n1-3ts
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GAUDAUR's BACK STRAINED.--Iake Gaudaur the
oaTSman, had his back examined al t.LOuls SaIgr-
day By phy siClans who said the muscle, were vefy
severely strained, ana tnat n would require Tires
four weeks absolute rest 10 RESTORE MIN tea ut
condition 10 endure physical eNcTTiun OF am Kind
This OF course. uccesstated The abandonment u
his intended trip 20 England
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Not Believed in Quebec.

NOTHING KNOWN THERE OF THE RUMORED FOUNDER
ING OF THE STEAMSHIP OREGON.
QUEBEC, Nov. 1.-THE manager or the telegraph
Office here says that 1t Is impossible for news OF
any disaster 10 the steamer Oregon to reach here
except by telegraph, and that he has heard OF
no accident TO that vessel. The sensational re-
port concerning the laundering OF the oregon
Is not believed here.
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THE FOLLOWING PROMOTIONS were MADE to-day

The FOLLOWING PROMOTIONS were MADE to-day
In the Post-Onice Department: E. T. Harris OF
New YORK, from q, 400 to el,ooo; A.. Brisoce, OF
Missouri, from 200 10 sl,4Oo; {. b. sullivan, OF
Illinois from Sl,UO0 10 $l,2O0; t. r. klmball- or
Massachusetts, from &1.2OO 10 81, 4OO; j. {. HON
rup or District OF Columbia, from 81 100 10 81 zoo;
w. ". COrdell OF Tennessee. from 81 10 W 4VO;
Mrs j. W. Irwin, OF Indiana from q, QUO 10 900:
J. H. Hendricks, OF Missouri, from $1,000 10 $l,soo
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He HAS Hopes Of Settling the Fisheries
Question Easily and Quickly.

NEW YORK, Nov. THE Cunard steamer Etruria,
On which Hon. Joseph Chamberlain, member OF
parliament for Birmingham, England, is passen-
ger, was sighted on Sandy Hook early this morning.
The revenue cutter Manhattan took the distin-
gulshed visitor from the Etruria and landed him at
the barge office, where he was received by VIM.
Lanebooker, British consul-general, and Hon. VIM.
smith, deputy minister OF marine OF Canada.
On board the Manhattan Secretary Edwards, Of
Tue British legation met Mr. chamberlain at quar-
consisted OF MI. j. Ii. @. Bergne, OF the London
foreign Office, and Mr.. Wiloughby MaycOck, OF the
commercial branch Of the foreign Office.
HE Is PROMPTLY INTERVIEWED.
The moment Mr. Chamberlain stepped on the
dock at the barge Office he was surrounded by a
crowd OF newspaper men. He at once asked to be
excused by the press until he had reached his
hotel. once there he kept his word. He refused
TO speak about home politics, and only referred to
his visit In general way.
"What about the mission upon which you have
come Over?" was asked.
"well, OF course, as diplomatist cannot state
Of acion ana going to ta Maa' up a
my efforts to make an amicable
settlement OF the EXISTING unpeasantness
about the fisheries. 1t depends very much upon
circumstances any way, and had formulated any
definite plans they would as likely as not have TO
be subjected 10 considerable alteration.
SHOULD BE SETTLED EASILY AND QUICKLY.
"BuJ 4 don't see why what sight diff
Guilty does exist cannot be settled quickly
and easily. Two countries situated as
England and America are, even though
have occasional clashes OF conflicting interests.
HOW could II be otherwise? Weil this IS Just such
All occasion, the pure outcome OF circumst ances
winch have got 10 be modified to prevent similar
clashes in the future"
"how long do you expect to remain here on this
undertaking."
"on, lend TO stay here some time. will
remain IN New York a Few days, and later, should
there come an adjournment in the work OF the
commission, intend TO spend couple OF months
stuuy ing the Institutions, &C, OF your country.
in.enu 10 10 tnat any way whether before or alter
nave Completed my direct Official business"
WILL NOT TALK ON HOME AFFAIRS
MIR. Chamberlain Was next asked IOr an express
sion OF opinion on the Irish question, but asked
again TO De excused, and, continuing, said:
81 am here as diplomatist, to say nothing what
ever about my opinions on home politics during
the continuance OF my mission here. II any in
tervlew with me on that subject Is published, 1t
Will be entirely unauthorized, as / intend to ex-
press no public Opiuions relative to 1t during the
whole OF my stay in this country"
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RevOlutfOniSts In Aussia,s Army.
81. PETERSBURG, Nov. Tighten young army
omcers nave oeen sentenced 10 various terms OF
exile In siberia on charges OF Connection with 4
plot against the government.
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Srrr AGAINST HELEN DauvRAr.-Manager Bid.
well, OF the New orleans Academy OF Music has
sued Helen Dauyray Ward and her husband. john
NJ. Ward. for 5000 for breach OF CONTRACT The
suit Is based on contract alleged 20 have been
signed by Mss Dauyray 10 play In New Orleans
for two weeks In December, which she now refuses
fo
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The London Observer, IN leading article SAYS
that Canada must have a commercial union VITA
the United states, and should not BE- lnterfered
with in her attempt 10 bring ~ about.
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burned before it was Finished.
A LARGE NEW APAKTMEsT HOUSE AT MINNRAPorr

DESTR0YkD BY AN INCEHDIARY,
MINNkAPOIIs MIMI, Nov. THE partially COM
pleted Mortimer apartment house, at NtchOla ave-
nue. and 18Th streets, together with three resi-
dences adjoining, was burned to the ground at
O'Clock this morning. The Mortimer was eight
stories high, and was TO have been ready for Occu
pancy December 1. 1t would have been the largest
and most expensive apartment house west OF New
diary origin. The Mortimer was owned by p. I.
Mortimer, whose loss Is $125, 600, insurance un-
known. The loss on the three dwellings is Al 600
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FRENCH SPOLuATI0N CLAIMS.
Points Of Interest Decided ~ the Ceuf,
Of Claims,

The following points OF interest to those having
French spoliatlon claims were decided to-day BY
the Court OF Claims, Judge John Davis delivering
the opinion: The court holds that the treaties Of
ITS with France ceased TO exist a. an inter.
national liability after July Z, 179S, and claims
arising after that date must be measured by the
principles Of International law without regard to
the treaties which were before in force. The court
holds that American priyateers captured by
France were good prizes OF war, but that the mere
possession by q merchant vessel engaged in trade
OF letter OF marque or some armament did not
France.
After a full examination OF the naval operations
In the West Indies between 17Bs and isoO, the
court concludes that France did not MAINTAIN
blockade OF the English possessions there, and
that American vessels bound to British West In.
dian ports were not good prizes on the ground
that they were bound TO q blockaded or beeieged
port. The court also ruled upon the allowances to
be made for insurance, freight, and salvage
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CHOPPED IF HIS FATHER-IN-LAw.-lSaacA Arnold
killed Tom Newsom. at Gray Chapel, near Iulla-
homa. Tenn. Friday night. Arnold married New
SONS daughter last May against the fathers
wishes NewsOm went TO a dstflery and drank
freely OF whisky. He then went 10 ArnOlds house
and began whipping Mrs. Arnold. Her husband
interfered and was dealt a blow on the head with
a poker IN the hands OF New som. Arnold seized an
axe and dealt NewsOm three blows IN the back.
cutting his spinal column In two and killing him
almost Instantly. Arnold gave himself up, ssylug
that he acted solely In sef-defcnse.
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Training ships at Fort Monroe.
NORFOLK, Va, Nov. THE training ships
jamestown and Saratoga arrived at Fort Monroe
this morning.
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The L1te Justice Woods.
THE BAR RESOLUTIONS ON HIS DEATH PRESENTED N
THE SUPREME COURT.

THE BAR RESOLUTIONS ON HIS DEATH PRESkNTED m
THE SUPREME COURT
In the United states Supreme Court to-day At
torney- General Garland presented the resolutions
recently adopted by the bar (printed At the time
in THE starr In relation to the death Of Associate
Justice Woods. In presenting the resolutions the
Attorney General euogized the late justice. As an
evidence OF his industry on the bench, Mr. Garland
said that during the time Of Justice Woods service
on the supreme Bench-ab0ut I'VE years-he rem
dered one hundred and sixty three opiniona
When the clerk had read the resolutions the
chief justice stated that the members OF the court
were grateful to the bar for this tribute tO the
memory OF their late associate. and that what he'd
been said was no more than Is Just and meets their
hearty approval. After referring to MI. Justice
WOODS career on the bench In feeling terms he d.
rected that the resolutions OF the bar and the re-
marks OF the Attorney General In presenting them
be entered on the record OF court.
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LONDON, Nov. John L. Sullivan has notified
Mitchell that he will meet him tomorrow and
make match for fight, provided Mitchell brings
forfeit money with HIM.
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Hufmed by 0n InCendiary.
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.,, Nov. IA barn containing
property TO the value OF 81, 600 OF the Rapid
Transit Coach Co. was burned last night Fully
covered by insurance. The fire was undoubtedly
OF 1ncendiary origin. The company became finan-
cially involved recently and about two weeks ago
suspended.
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James Mclaughlin, young New York tough,
walked into Bellevue Hospital last night and an
nounced that he had been stabbed While the
surgeons discovered probably fatal wound he
coolly puned q cigarette
Jay Gould will remain in London for q week.
and will then Join his yacht Atalanta at Mar.
sellleS and will cruise In the Mediterranean dur.
Ing the winter.
The remains OF Jenny Lind were Inferred 1t Nal
vern Saturday. In accordance with her OFT
expressed wish the PATCHWORK Quilt which the
children OF the United States presented to her was
A mob Of armed men entered the jail at Opelika,
Ala, Saturday night took George Hart negro, 70
Waverly, few miles distant, and hanged him.
Waldron
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Cen. Latrobe IuauRurats
News Briefs,

BALTIMORE Nov. Gen. +. &. Latrobe "
formally inaugurated mayor OF Baltimore at DO
to-day.
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AND COIMMERCIAL.
Ncw Work stock ,Uarkc,.
NdrlS
Ndms.

The following are the olenIng and closing prices of
the New York stock Market, AS Reported 10y special
wire 70 COrson Mccartney. Il - I street.
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THE FIDELITY BANK.-Attorney-G General Garland
has notified Hon. L. NJ. Watson, of the Department
Of Justice, that he has been selected to act with
United States District Attorney Burnet In the
prosecution OF the parties responsible for wreck
Ing the Fidelity Bank. He has gone to Cincinnati
70 prepare the cases
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shot by an Angry Father.
HE OBJECTS TO Mr.. KAHN kEEPISG COMPANY wTTH

DAUGHTEk-
At Brazil, Ind, a shooting scrape occurred sat
urday morning between the Hon. Geo. A. knight,
a leading attorney, and David Kahn, a young
clothier. For two or more years Kahn has been
paying his attentions TO one OF MI knights daugh-
ters, although notified 10 desist. The daughter 10
young and has not yet completed her education.
Kahn however, failed 20 desiSt, ana warm afies'-
ton seems 10 have sprung up between the couple.
some weeks ago the daughter ret grned home frUIa
college. Friday night she was On the street with
Kahn In company with other young friends. When
near the Knight residence tie lraUe rather ap-
peared with a revolver aud opened "A brisk IRE,
Kahn retreating. saturday morning al oclOck
Mr. Knight appeared al the door II tie store here
Kahn Il engaged as salesman. and sesing HIM
within opened lire on him lie IRE was returned,
each party enptying his revolver. The shots few
wild, scattering OysJanders and creating much ea-
element. Kahn received a resa WOUND On ole
arm. The only wonder isJnat both were not killed
aS the shooting was at close range.
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Kuu.., in asa. Wis... pr-.~.c..

btftfD
GANGS IN GEORGIA.
A special 20 the New York World from Admission.
Ala. November D. says: William A. Morgan WAS
murdered and his wife cruel,y beaten their hons
In Harrison County. Georgia, a few days ago. by .
party OF men who went 90 the residence az night
armed with clubs They set upon Morgan and beat
him "a death In the presence OF his wife To slenc
her cries one Of the assaiants str h her several
blows on the head. Telling her 60 the npor, whers
She lay unconscious when they departed. The
cause assigned for the deed H. that the Inurderers
believed Morgan 20 be a revenue inforIner.
For some time the revenue officers have eNpe-
rienced trouble In Harrison County. Revenue
Agent ColQuitt last January, With a posse, cap
tured dlstillery and seven men In the north
western part OF the county. The residence u J.
l. Rowe. who was Suspected OF giving information
10 the revenue officials, was burned By iBcendisres
last night In February last. while Mr.. Howe
was spending the night with C. Cornell
shots were tred into the house, several Of
the bullets lodging In the bcdstead and cradle Ia
which child was lying. The tent Of a photos-
rapher In Ialladega was torn down because he Was
suspected OF giving Information 10 revenue agents
ON october Ia deputy Marshsls johnson ana
Rowe and Revenue Agent COlQuitt. while travelling
a road In HARRISON county, attempted 20 stop a
buggy loaded with whisky. hight or ten shots were
nred at them. but they escaped, aud the party
who did the shooting got away. The same revenue
of1cials, on the night VI october 20. seized No
Alpln's distillery and arrested John McAlpln.
Morgan's death will be thoroughly investigated
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District Government Affairs.
pI-IIDING PERMITS

have been issued by Inspector kntwise as follows
J. = Boss TO erect three brick dwellings, Nos
2Ol6 2Ols and 2020, HaltOn Court; $2,5oo r.
Lanner 10 erect Two brick dwellings, Nos. AUS ane
All Richardson Place; 81, so. L. &. Loonis. u
erect frame dwelling on MonteIlo avenue, county
81 QUO. K A. Cronln, 70 repair riggs market; eloV
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

II psirei frame. on sfh 81 NV, N will pay
Der e.nt aet A. an investment AIBEhT r. Fox.
M 81 g20F r St NV.
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, MD, November Virginia SKIES con-
solidated Al: ten -forties, 351A bid to-day
BALTIMORE, Md, November Cotton firmer-
middling. 91s. Flour nomnally steady and dull
Howard street and western super, 237a27b do EXTRA
3O0a36O do family, B. 5a4 80 city mills super. III
a.. 90; do extra, 300a:}62: do. Rio brands, 415a
40; Patapsco superlatfve patent, 525 do. family,
400. Wheat-southern steady and frm; red, 80
aS2; amber, S2eS4; western steady and quiet:
No. winter red. spot, 191Sa79ss; November.
19,.a79Ai December slsaS1A: January. s3'4
active; white 46a5O: yellow. 47aI9; western
Oats firm and Quiet-soutnern and Pennsylvania Pa
81; western white. 3os:36; western mixed, 3:1a34.
Rye quiet and steady, 5Ss6l. Hay easy and duprime
to choice western l30Os1o0O. Provisions dull. Mess
pork IA 10 Bulk measshOuders and clear rib sides,
packed, 0kaSh. Bacon-shoulders 1SaSk; clear rib
des, 81: hams 12a12k. Lard-refned g.. Butter
hrm-western packed, l7a20 creamery. 21a25. Eggs
hrm, 23a24 Petroleum steady-refined, On. Coffee
easy ana Quietkto csrgoes ordinary to fair. TIA
lS4 Sugar steady and frmA soft. OK copper refined
higher aud firm. 12. Whisky steady. l14al. l5s
Fretghts 70 Liverpool per steamer tirmer-cotton,
15-S4d hour. ls5d. grain. 4a4>sd. Receipts.nour.
bushels bel, oat, 1000 bushels. Shipments-aour
$4,000 bushels: corn. $4,000 bushels
Chicago Markets.
steady a. opening heures-cash. rex: December 73:
May, 7Sx. Corn steady-cash and December, Al /:
May, 454. Oats steady-cash, 25k: December 25x
May. 20 9-16. Whisky, Ito. Pork esser-Jsnusry,
lZ6O. Lard steady-cash and December, GAO: May,
6.75. January short ribs. 6.35
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EOk sALk-ABOUT 1000 POUNDS OF NONPA.
y r-n and about 500 pounds Of Agate Type. lately
BILE they are IN good condition. capable Of excssnt
aos IVY ~ tnree ye.rs % paper Of noderute
clrvulatoh VII be sold cheap In bulk AddreSs THE
rr'kNANs sIA6 NEwsPAPEk CO.. wssainSson, 3.
Z. dS0
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Forxp THE MONEY IN TIE ROOM

bunny. or 1914 street northwest, WHO yesterday
reported the Larceny OF SIN from dress she LAD
worn week before, sent worn 10 the police to-uay
that she had found the money In her room.
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l,OR sALE-ROSSLYNN AGAIN 10 THE FORE
lHE CUS.INu INVESTMENT.
The finest lila sites yet offered. overlooking all
others. ~ acres each h, UnIy cents foot. Persons
heed only look To be convinced that they 20
WRONG III purchasing. Inc Aqueduct Free Bridge the
SaeIDOrlaI BRUCE aud Mt. Vernon bound
double AL Investments made at kossiynn
Uo-lm L. ii. 81 PHERD s CO, 1907 st.
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ABDUCTED AND MARRIED N CsNADA.-rred. ".
Adams, who claims % De travelling salesman
from Philadelphia was arrested In Buffalo last
"Wednesday charged with the abduction and mar-
riage Of Laura Puy, thirteenyeaT old girl OF that
city, who has been missing from her home since
september -. When her husband WAS arrested
the girl said that when she disappeared from homo
she went TO Toronto, Can. with Adams, and that
they were married there, after winch they went 10
Chicago where they lived until about q week ago.
when they returned 10 Buffalo Tue young girl
wept bitterly when told that she must leave the
man 20 whom She bad been Illegally married.